> If you have liked something, you rarely see the updates anymore unless the page owners pay for Facebook. It's called Boosting now.
Seems like it's highly dependent on the number of things you liked/followed, not on the page itself.
In one extreme case you have 0 friends, and have liked that and only that page. You're likely to see 100% of their postings.
On the other extreme, you like that page + 500 others + you are friends with 1,500 people who all produce some type of content. Why would you expect to see content of that one page over 2,000 other potential sources?
Seems like it's highly dependent on the number of things you liked/followed, not on the page itself.
In one extreme case you have 0 friends, and have liked that and only that page. You're likely to see 100% of their postings.
On the other extreme, you like that page + 500 others + you are friends with 1,500 people who all produce some type of content. Why would you expect to see content of that one page over 2,000 other potential sources?